Sentence examples for describing exclusively from inspiring English sources

Rather we prefer the more neutral terms lateral and medial, describing exclusively the position of the cell body.

Exclusion criteria were set as follows: studies describing exclusively non-European samples and/or populations outside the specified age range were not eligible.

We've described Exclusively.in as the "Gilt for Indian fashion" in the past.

Landscape elements (e.g., amount of disturbed lands within 1 km of the invaded patch) and features described at a local scale (e.g., soil pH and clay content) were associated with colonization, whereas spread of invasive shrubs at a patch of early successional habitat was described exclusively by local features.

Despite the fact that no single model or mechanism from these has been able to describe exclusively the pathogenesis of cystic kidney disease, these findings suggest the existence of a novel cilia-dependent, cyst-promoting pathway that is normally repressed by polycystin function.

According to Dominic Horner of The Independent, the album's music may not be appropriately described exclusively as either dance or world music, but it is a mixture of the two.

To date, mutations have been described exclusively in exons 1 and 2, which encode a discrete transcript.

The immunomodulatory activity of NPCs has been previously described exclusively in experimental models of neurological disease (i.e. experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis, intracerebral haemorrhage) [3] [7], [9] [11] and after systemic injection due to their interaction with immune cells in secondary lymphoid organs [8].

This resulted in 74 potential targets (34 previously described, 9 described exclusively by Wade et al., 2006, 31 not found by Wade et al).

Increased energetic needs in platelets have been described exclusively in the context of platelet activation, 20 which has been carefully avoided in the present setting.

Despite the large number of species described exclusively using light microscopic morphology, the assessment of species diversity is hampered by extensive morphological plasticity.